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• Science: Biology: Ecology: Ecotoxicology  (52)
• Science: Environment: Air Quality  (667)
• Science: Environment: Environmental Health  (305)
• Science: Environment: Hazardous Waste  (163)
• Science: Environment: Pollution Prevention and Recycling  (133)
• Science: Environment: Water Resources  (1,403)
• Society: Issues: Environment: Health  (30)

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• Cape Cod Pollution - Toxic chemical pollution generated by the state of Massachusetts. Includes chemical index by name and health effects.
• Chemical Hazard Community Watch - A guide to essential networked resources and links to inform and educate on issues of chemical hazards in our communities for emergency preparedness.
• Groen en Geel - Quarterly newsletter about chlorine and chlorine chemistry, published by Dutch environmental organizations.
• NIEHS Superfund Basic Research Program - Provides funding to programs at universities and institutions around the United States to study the human health effects of hazardous substances in the environment.
• Reach For Unbleached! - Consumer education about paper and pulp mill monitoring.
• Scorecard Home - EDF Scorecard makes it easy to find information about toxic chemicals: where they come from in your community, what their human health effects are, and what actions you can take.
• Tire-Burning Cement Plants World Wide - Provides information and links to related organizations.
• When your surroundings are a filthy mess, someone is responsible - Examining why we suffer and tolerate filth. The term filth, for the purposes of this site, encompasses everything from grime and litter to industrial-grade pollution.
• World Bank - NIPR: New Ideas in Pollution Regulation - For researchers, government officials, and citizens interested in understanding and improving control of industrial pollution, especially in developing countries. NIPR is the primary source for materials produced by the World Bank's Economics of Industrial Pollution Control Research Project.